Set up your Gateway

Set up EveryApp for me. Docs: https://everyapp.com/llms.txt (read index.md
and setup.md there; the everyapp skill in the package says the same).

Before you start, tell me exactly this and wait for my answer:
"EveryApp is in early development so expect some rough edges. Here's a
link with more details about giving feedback:

https://everyapp.com/docs/early-adopters

Do you still want to get set up or would you rather wait a few weeks?"
If I'd rather wait, stop there.

1. Check `node --version` is 22.18 or newer and `pnpm --version` answers
   (install them if not), then `npm install -g everyapp@latest`. Every
   command below is `everyapp`; no clone, no checkout.
2. Ask me which domain on my Cloudflare account to use, and if I don't
   have one yet, link me https://everyapp.com/docs/domain (how to buy one
   on Cloudflare or bring one I own). Then run
   `everyapp setup --domain apps.<my domain> --json`.
   Setup can run 20 minutes (it downloads the Gateway release, deploys it,
   waits for a certificate, then waits for me at the owner link): give it a
   long timeout or run it in the background and read its output.
   Setup puts Cloudflare Access in front of my Gateway. If it stops on
   ACCESS_TEAM_REQUIRED, ask me for a team name (it can't be changed
   later), then run setup again with --team <name> --json. Never add
   --no-access unless I say so.
3. When it is done, create and deploy one app:
   `everyapp create hello --json`, then from hello
   `everyapp deploy --json`. Tell me its URL.
4. Then install the four EveryApp apps unless I say which to skip. Ask me
   once: "I'll install OpenSEO, OpenCRM, OpenAnalytics and OpenMail.
   Any you don't want?" For each one I keep, run
   `everyapp install https://github.com/every-app/<repo> --json` with
   open-seo, open-crm, open-analytics or open-mail as <repo>. If an
   install answers NO_RELEASE, say which app and continue; do not try to
   build it from source. If it answers R2_NOT_ENABLED, ask me to enable
   R2 in the Cloudflare dashboard (once), wait, then run it again. An app
   that needs keys shows Needs setup on the Gateway: tell me which keys it
   wants and stop there.

The --json output is one event per line. "type":"action_required" means I
have to do something: show me its message, data.url and data.code, then wait
("waiting": true means keep reading, up to 15 minutes). Exit code 2 means
stopped for me: once I say done, run its data.rerun exactly as given (it
already has --json), or one of data.choices[].rerun if I have to pick the
account; if data.needsTerminal is true, give me the command to run myself,
without --json. Exit 1 is an error: show me its code and fix.

Only I can approve the Cloudflare login, pick the Cloudflare account if I
have several, create the owner account from the setup link, pick a
workers.dev name (my apps never use it), pay for Workers Paid, buy a domain,
enable R2 in the dashboard once, or confirm in a terminal a Worker changed
outside everyapp. Keep it short.
When everything is done print DONE and the Gateway URL; if stuck print
BLOCKED: <why>, tell me I can ask in https://discord.gg/c9uGs3cFXr, and stop.

Gateway  https://apps.yourcompany.com
Admin    https://apps.yourcompany.com/admin  invite people, choose who opens which app
Access   on  everyone signs in through Cloudflare Access first

Next:
  everyapp create ../my-app                       start your first app
  everyapp secret set OPENAI_API_KEY              AI for apps (or OPENROUTER_API_KEY, WORKERS_AI_API_TOKEN)
  everyapp secret set EMAIL_FROM EMAIL_FROM_NAME  email invites and password resets; needs Cloudflare Email Sending